APPOINTMENTS This month’s movers and shakers throughout the cycle industry... Simon Fellows, Cycling Weekly
Cycling Weekly has appointed Simon Fellows as tech editor amid a re- structure that seeks to strengthen the 133-year-old brand’s position in the cycling media industry, across online, print and video. Fellows takes with him 35 years
of experience in the journalism and publishing industries. A regular Cycling Weekly freelancer in
recent years, Fellows sold a successful content publishing company – Fellows Media – in 2019 and has been working as a consultant ever since. In his new role, he will oversee Cycling
Weekly’s tech news content online and in print, manage the title’s buying guide portfolio, and review content. Based in the Cotswold hills, Fellows is regularly out cycling the local roads and trails, riding a range of bikes from his home-built De Rosa SK Pininfarina to a Specialized Turbo Creo SL EVO. Joining the team, Fellows said: “I’m
proud to join such an exceptionally strong editorial team and can’t wait to play my part in this historic brand’s next chapter.”
Pascale Wahl, Muuvr
Newly-launched fitness platform Muuvr has announced the appointment of Pascale Wahl as chief revenue officer. Previously head of business
architecture at Galenica and former head of business development and digitalisation at Mammut Sports Group, Wahl will now head up Muuvr’s growing commercial team.
She joins European business
development manager Jan van Berkel and global partnerships Matt Holden. Following the announcement, Wahl said: “I am excited to combine my two biggest passions, sports and technology, in my new role with Muuvr. I’m looking forward to motivating more people, to be more active, more often and the health and well- being outcomes this will bring.
Helen Scott, British Cycling
British Cycling has announced that Helen Scott has been appointed to the role of men’s sprint podium potential coach for the Great Britain Cycling Team (GBCT), replacing Justin Grace in the role. Scott has been part of the GBCT coaching team since May 2022,
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following her retirement from the programme after more than 10 years as a para-tandem pilot. Scott was herself on the GBCT podium potential programme for two years, before moving to the Paralympic programme in 2010. Having initially gained her coaching qualifications while competing, Scott has since been instrumental in the development of future Paralympians and has coached breakout riders such as Archie Atkinson and Lizzi Jordan to their first world titles. Stephen Park CBE, GBCT performance
director, said: “Since joining the coaching staff as Paralympic foundation coach, Scottie has been a valued member of the team and has had an incredibly positive impact on her athletes, inspiring a supportive and highly-motivated culture and providing a platform for her riders to deliver exceptional performances. “Helen’s move to podium potential coach is a positive reflection on the work we’ve done to transition riders into coaching roles, as well as supporting the next genera- tion of female coaches and I am keen to see how she applies the skills and experience she has developed with the Paralympic foundation squad to the next step of her coaching career.”
Helen Scott
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